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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
7
A recipe section presents a Barbecue Squab Chickens method using rosemary, thyme and butter with bread stuffing. Instructions cover washing, stuffing, slow roasting over low flame, basting with warm salt water and brushing with herb butter near the end. Also included are brief items on enlistments and racing scratches.
Dr. Ellen J. Patterson, 91, a pioneer in surgical instrument development, died Tuesday in Pittsburgh. She taught at the University of Pittsburgh for nearly 29 years.
A daily compositional feature titled Serious Song for Wind Ensemble by Lester Trimble will debut at the Frederick Arts Festival with performances Thursday through Saturday at West Frederick Junior High School. The event also showcases student renditions of Treasure Island and Cinderella, a Frederick High School drama, and local painting and sculpture displays. Trimble, a University of Maryland professor since 1963 and noted music critic, has created notable works including Concert E. Spain exported 4.5 million pairs of shoes in 1964.
Historian and two time Pulitzer Prize winner Allan Nevins endowed a chair of history at Columbia University with a $500000 gift. The donation was anonymous until Columbia disclosed Nevins as the donor on a Wednesday. Nevins will turn 75 this Friday.
PHILADELPHIA AP Dr Otto M Kurschner 50 a leading osteopathic pediatrician died Wednesday He held every major office in the American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians and served as president in 1956 Bulls town in New Zealand centers a dairying district with cows supporting prosperity
A six year old Frederick boy received lacerations a concussion and possible skull fracture when he darted into the path of a car on East Third Street near East Street. Walter R. Cramer Jr 18 of East Third Street was driving. The boy was treated at Memorial Hospital then moved to Walter Reed General Hospital. Sgt J Frank Main said Jeffry T Holcomb son of Mrs Julia L Holcomb Motter Avenue sustained injuries.
Police said three men forced entry to Mrs. Philip D Armour’s Lake Forest home and, after awakening her, coerced disclosure of jewel hiding places. The robbers selected the most valuable pieces from her collection, fleeing with about 100000 dollars in loot while other staff slept nearby.
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